Saturday, June 16, 2012

Israel and the dismantlement of Saudi Arabia : After the death of Nayaf Bin Sultan, the battle for the kingship will bring down Saudia Arabia as a country according to the israeli blitzkrieg invasion plans.

Pax Talmudica 2012: Israel plans to invade the Hijaz and send the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Koweit and Oman battling for her in Iran! Fight for the power in Saudi Arabia can bring surprises to the enemies of Islaam.

Based on Huzaifah, Allah's Messenger
صلى الله عليه وسلم said, "Prophecy will remain among you as
long as Allah wishes it to remain, then Allah Most High will remove it. Then
there will be a caliphate according to the manner of prophecy as long as Allah
wishes it to remain, then Allah Most High will remove it. Then there will be a
distressful kingdom which will remain as long as Allah wishes it to remain, then
Allah Most High will remove it. Then there will be a proud kingdom which will
remain as long as Allah wishes it to remain, then Allah Most High will remove
it. Then there will be a caliphate according to the manner followed during the
prophethood (by the prophet)."
Then he stopped. Habib said: "When Umar ibn AbdulAziz became caliph I wrote
to him, mentioning this tradition to him and saying, "I hope you will be the
Prince of the Faithful Believers after the distressful and the proud kingdoms." It
pleased and charmed him, i.e. Umar ibn AbdulAziz." (Al-Tirmizi, Ahmad,
Bayhaqi in Dala'il Nubuwwah)

Saudi Crown Prince Nayef dies

By REUTERS

06/16/2012 14:11

Interior
minister since 1975, Nayef was next in line to the throne; King
Abdullah must nominate new heir for 2nd time in 9 months.

Photo: REUTERS

RIYADH - Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef bin
Abdul-Aziz al-Saud has died in Geneva, Saudi state television said on
Saturday, citing a royal court statement.

Nayef, interior minister
since 1975 and thought to be 78, was the heir to Saudi King Abdullah
and was appointed crown prince in October after the death of his elder
brother and predecessor in the role, Crown Prince Sultan.

State television said the burial would be in Mecca on Sunday.
His death means the 89-year-old King Abdullah must nominate a new heir for the second time in nine months.

Defense
Minister Prince Salman, 76, seen as likely to continue King Abdullah's
cautious reforms, has long been viewed as the next most senior prince in
the kingdom's succession.

Nayef had a reputation as a steely
conservative who opposed King Abdullah's reforms and developed a
formidable security infrastructure that crushed al Qaeda but also locked
up some political activists.
He, King Abdullah and Salman are
among the nearly 40 sons of Saudi Arabia's founder, Abdulaziz ibn Saud,
who established the kingdom in 1935.

Salman was made deference minister in November and had served as Riyadh governor for five decades.
Nayef went to Switzerland for medical tests in May.